Justice enjoys C R lifestyle and pension business growth
George N. Justice, 43, leads a Cedar Rapids pension focus with five full time staff and 125 plus plans. He pilots for efficiency, projects $400K to $500K in revenue, and plans office expansion while praising Iowa schools and community life. He stays local for family and community trust despite higher pay elsewhere.
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Bruce Fishwild
Art
George N. Justice
Cedar Rapids
Justice
Iowa
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New Jersey
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Dubuque
Tom Redford
Northwestern Mutual General
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Des Moines
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Waterloo
Iowa City
Northwestern Mutual
Harrisburg
South Bend
Ind
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Del
Pennsville
N.J
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Philadelphia
Rutgers University
DuPont
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
George David
Franklin School
Andy
Arthur School
Amy
Lisa
Sylvan Lane SE
Certified Life Underwriters
Insurance Industry
Million Dollar Roundtable
Association of Advanced Life Underwriters
Does America need a chief financial officer
The federal government spends over 2 billion dollars daily with no single CFO and 300 accounting systems. Proposals from the Grace Commission and critics argue centralized accounting would reduce waste, improve transparency, and deliver timely data to the public, despite fears of bureaucracy and power shifts.
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America
New York
Grace Commission On
Roland Burris
State of
Illinois
Burris
Touche Ross
July Personal Income and Auto Sales Data Preview
The week opens with forecasts for July personal income and second quarter GNP revisions and corporate profits. Data due later include July real earnings, durable goods, CPI, and money supply. Additional reports on mid August auto sales and July budget receipts and outlays appear later in the week. The Professional Women's Network hosts a roundtable at the Sheraton Inn.
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U.S
Mandatory retirement age debate continues
Sylvia Porter outlines the push to end the federal 70 age retirement rule in 1978 and extend protections to private workers by 1986. She cites Senator Pepper, state actions, employer incentives for early retirement, and the impact on Social Security and tax systems while weighing whether to raise or hold the retirement ceiling.
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Sylvia Porter
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
New York
New York State
Christopher Mackaronis
Worker Equity Department
The
American Association of Retired Persons
America
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Conference Board
Internal Revenue Service
Ronald Reagan
Reagan child care tax change favors higher incomes
The plan would switch from a refundable tax credit to a deduction, likely hurting low income families while benefiting higher income households. Under current rules a $10 000 AGI yields a 30 percent credit, shrinking with income. the new three bracket deduction changes would boost relief for higher earners and reduce it for the lowest.
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Reagan
IRS
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